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… contention made at oral argument that he was willing to pay for an expert but the judge declined. A decision …
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… to comply with the standard conditions of probation, pay restitution, and perform 100 hours of community service, … 2C:43-6(a)(3). 3 N.J.S.A. 2C:45-1(b)(11) requires the payment of a fine. 4 N.J.S.A. 2C:45-1(c) requires the payment of assessments and restitution. 9 A-4592-15T4 Here, …
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… or more charge accounts (?account(s)?) which may be used to pay fees imposed by the New Jersey Judiciary (?Judiciary?). … Judiciary?s rights for restricted usage. 11. BANK ACCOUNT PAYMENTS The participant?s JACS account may be funded or … a Unites States-based financial institution and must be payable in U.S. dollars. The Judiciary, in its sole …
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… is limited. State v. Chippero, 201 N.J. 14, 32 (2009). We "'pay substantial deference' to judicial findings of probable …
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… day before the completion of her third year of service and pay damages for the remaining day, as petitioner concedes …
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… 527, 3 The order also restated defendant's obligation to pay a series of counsel fee awards made by the judge, our …
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… of the 8 A-0655-21 award and demand for a trial de novo and pays a trial de novo fee as set forth in paragraph (c) of … Ottmann's salary during his absence from work, rent payments, life and health insurance payments, non-business-related expenses, and the valuation …
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… • "If you initiate the arbitration, you will be required to pay the first $125 of any filing fee . . ."; • "Only …
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… where a member is on approved leave of absence without pay, or their employment terminates through no fault of …
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… ordering: (1) Shieh to remove the washer and dryer and pay the Association's attorney's fees and (2) the …
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… probably on" and acknowledged that he was not "distinctly paying attention to see if they were on," and stated "I'm …
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… construed liberally in favor of broad pretrial discovery.” Payton v. N.J. Turnpike Auth., 148 N.J. 524, 535 (1997) … and Numbers 20-24 inquires as to defendants’ ability to pay loans and outstanding obligations.2 Most of plaintiffs’ …
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… who owes you the money (the judgment debtor) to discuss payment. Payments sometimes are made on the day of the court hearing … page 2 commission. This fee is listed on the writ and is payable to the officer as the judgment is being collected. …
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… the Toms River Board, these Board members were purportedly paying tuition for their children to attend the Lavallette …
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… gang members threatened to kill Amanda if she did not pay them money. In 2014, Amanda's grandmother grew ill. …
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… the agreement. Additionally, plaintiff was responsible for paying defendant $3000 per month in permanent alimony, … of the sale proceeds from their marital home, which, less payments for certain bills due, amounted to approximately … future circumstances" and further must "bargain for a fixed payment or establish the criteria for payment to the …
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… that judgment-debtor Juliano now has significant assets to pay the judgment. Defendants' March 18, 2016 answer asserted …
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… special assessments upon property owners in the SID to pay maintenance costs, including the costs of repairing the …
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… plan for how she is going to obtain assistance in paying for the cost of two children, and no stable housing. …
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… deeded the house away. The [Nisevics] allege that after payments were made to Rivertown, the home was to be … [the Nisevics] have lived without having to make mortgage payments or, it appears, tax payments on the property. Thus, although [the Nisevics] may …